Examination of Charles Brenan
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fol. 315r
701
The Examination of Charles Brenan of Rathcally aged about 22 yeares or thereabouts being duely Examined the 4th of September 1652.
The said Examinante being duely examined saith that he liued in the begining of the Rebellion with his vncle Thomas <A> Butler at Sraghboe in the Countie of Carloe and that the first time he tooke vp armes was at Lyncies Knock and that he was Corporall in Collonell Bagnolls troope and that after the defeat of Lyncies Knock he by order of the Supreame Councell was made Lieutenant to Captain John Brenan who had a foot company and further saith that he was not at the siege of Castlecommer neither was he at the storming of the Church nor knowes not by whose order the English there, were murthered and plundered and further saith not
Charles [mark] Brenan
his marke
Taken before vs the day
aboue written
D Axtell
[Edm: Redmond]
[The endorsement for this examination appears on
fol. 315v
]